This is really cool. The shape is well done. It captures the classic image of a wolf for sure. My Biggest suggestion would be to try and make a bigger contrast from the foreground and background. Because the colors are all so similar it makes it difficult to tell where the wolf and background separate. Other than that it's good. The eyes are a nice color. It is clearly the focal point of the image.
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I love it. The detail is suprising. Also try the eyes with different colors, it will make it more personal for the person if you were to sell it. I would buy one. Keep up the good work.
I love it. The detail is suprising. Also try the eyes with different colors, it will make it more personal for the person if you were to sell it. I would buy one. Keep up the good work.
This is amazingly well done. The detail on this is amazing.
All I would add to this is perhaps a blur to kind of tone down the brush effect but still have all the shading and such going on. Perhaps adding lighter color to where the ears are, too.
I love the eyes; you did an amazing job on that.
Amazing job here; keep it up!
June
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Oh wow, I love it! I can definitely tell it's a wolf, and the eyes are really good. The aquamarine color fits very well. One suggestion is to make the ears a little easier to see. They're kind of hard to see as it is. Like June said, I think you should make the area around them a little lighter. And the wolf looks like it has bags under its right eye. You might want to make that a little thinner. Otherwise, brilliant!
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This is gorgeous! *huggles wolfie* I wish I could GIMP that well. And what June said - I'd blend out some of the "fur" so the brush strokes aren't so noticeable, especially around the ears. Great work!
